Pre-legislative scrutiny of the draft Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill
Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee
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On 27 January 2026, the Government published a draft Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill for pre-legislative scrutiny. The Government has asked the HCLG Committee to investigate whether the proposed reforms in the draft Bill will be effective, and what changes the Government could make to improve the draft Bill before …
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24 Mar 2026
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Oral Evidence
Caroline Crowther · Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
Matthew Pennycook MP · Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
Rachel Rayner · Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
17 Mar 2026
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Oral Evidence
Charles Roe · UK Finance
David O'Leary · Home Builders Federation
Hannah Gurga · Association of British Insurers
James Raynor · Grosvenor Property
John Godfrey · TheCityUK
Kate Butler · British Property Federation
Kevin Dunleavy · The Guinness Partnership
Martin Boyd · Leasehold Advisory Service
Robert Stevens · Nationwide
Sebastian O'Kelly · Leasehold Knowledge Partnership
Shula Rich · Federation of Private Residents Associations
Sue Phillips · Shared Ownership Resources
10 Mar 2026
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Oral Evidence
Dr Douglas Maxwell · Henderson Chambers
Emily d'Albuquerque · HM Land Registry
Mari Knowles · Commonhold and Leasehold Experts Ltd
Mark Chick · Association of Leasehold Enfranchisement Practitioners
Philip Freedman CBE KC · The Law Society
Philip Rainey KC · Tanfield Chambers
The Lord Best OBE DL
Vanessa Griffiths · Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors
3 Mar 2026
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Oral Evidence
Catherine Williams OBE · National Leasehold Campaign (NLC)
Charmaine McQueen-Prince · Residential Freehold Association
Halima Ali · HorNets
Harry Scoffin · Free Leaseholders
Liam Spender · Leasehold Knowledge Partnership
Rt Hon Angela Rayner MP
The Rt Hon. the Lord Gove
Reports 1 report · click to expand
| Title | HC No. | Published | Items | Response |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st Report - Pre-legislative scrutiny of the draft Commonhold an… | HC 40 | 27 May 2026 | 56 | Pending |
Recommendations & Conclusions
56 results
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Conclusion
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
Three successive UK governments have now secured electoral mandates to address onerous ground rent terms...
Three successive UK governments have now secured electoral mandates to address onerous ground rent terms in existing leases. Leaseholders rightly expect the government to deliver on its commitment to “tackle unregulated and unaffordable ground rent charges” through legislation. Therefore, we …
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Conclusion
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
We have listened to the case made by some freeholders and institutional investors that a...
We have listened to the case made by some freeholders and institutional investors that a cap on ground rents would have a detrimental impact on pension funds and wider investment in the UK. In particular, we recognise that the proposals …
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Conclusion
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
The suggestion by some freeholders and their representatives that ground rent is a contribution towards...
The suggestion by some freeholders and their representatives that ground rent is a contribution towards building safety remediation is incorrect. Leaseholders do not believe and should not expect that ground rent is used as a proxy for an additional service …
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Recommendation
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
Based on the evidence we have heard, we believe that it is likely that the...
Based on the evidence we have heard, we believe that it is likely that the ground rent provisions in the draft bill, if passed in their current form, would be subject to a legal challenge on the grounds that they …
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Recommendation
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
However, the government should be emboldened by the fact that it has previously successfully defended...
However, the government should be emboldened by the fact that it has previously successfully defended judicial review cases in the High Court, including on leasehold reform. Therefore, it should push ahead with reasonable reforms to cap ground rents and fulfil …
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Conclusion
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
We agree with the government’s rationale for a £250 cash cap, as this is a...
We agree with the government’s rationale for a £250 cash cap, as this is a threshold where ground rent frequently affects the saleability and mortgageability of properties. A cap at this value will ensure leaseholders are protected from increases in …
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Conclusion
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
We support the government’s intention to change to peppercorn ground rent.
We support the government’s intention to change to peppercorn ground rent. However, it is not clear to us why the government has decided that a 40-year transitional period before a change to peppercorn is the most justified and fair policy. …
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Conclusion
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However, based on information which the government has provided so far, it is not clear...
However, based on information which the government has provided so far, it is not clear to us why a shorter transitional period of 20 years would not also represent a fair balance between the parties. Successive governments have indicated their …
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Recommendation
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
As part of its response to this report, the government must publish further evidence to...
As part of its response to this report, the government must publish further evidence to justify why it has proposed a 40-year transitional period before a change to peppercorn ground rent, instead of a 20-year transition. This should include publishing …
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Conclusion
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
There is likely to be broad cross-party support for the measures in this draft bill.
There is likely to be broad cross-party support for the measures in this draft bill. The government has said that it is aiming to bring the cap into force in late 2028, subject to parliamentary timings and its consideration of …
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Conclusion
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
The final bill must include a commencement clause for the £250 cap on ground rents...
The final bill must include a commencement clause for the £250 cap on ground rents to come into force two months after the Act is given Royal Assent—not at a time to be decided by ministers, as is currently the …
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Recommendation
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
The government must ensure the cap on ground rents in the final bill cannot be...
The government must ensure the cap on ground rents in the final bill cannot be evaded by attributing ground rent to appurtenant (related) property, such as parking spaces, or by including charges similar to ground rent in headleases. (Recommendation, Paragraph …
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Conclusion
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
It is deeply disappointing that the draft bill does not enact the remaining Law Commission...
It is deeply disappointing that the draft bill does not enact the remaining Law Commission recommendations—as the government previously said it would—as enacting these measures would provide short-term relief for all leaseholders by reducing the cost of extending their lease …
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Recommendation
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
The government must enact the remaining Law Commission recommendations on leasehold enfranchisement following the approach...
The government must enact the remaining Law Commission recommendations on leasehold enfranchisement following the approach set out in the Appendix of this report. In particular, the government must enact measures to ensure leaseholders can avoid paying development value upfront by …
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Conclusion
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
The Law Commission’s recommendations on reforms to the right to manage process would simplify it...
The Law Commission’s recommendations on reforms to the right to manage process would simplify it and ensure more leaseholders are able to appoint their own managing agent through the statutory process. This would offer leaseholders who are unable to convert …
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Recommendation
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
The government must enact the Law Commission’s recommendations on the right to manage process during...
The government must enact the Law Commission’s recommendations on the right to manage process during this Parliament, either through this bill or through a separate Right to Manage Bill to encompass the Law Commission’s ongoing project regarding freehold housing estates. …
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Conclusion
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
It is a significant shortcoming of the draft bill that it does not include provisions...
It is a significant shortcoming of the draft bill that it does not include provisions to introduce regulation of property managing agents, which is long overdue. We have heard many cases of appalling standards of service from some organisations—particularly England’s …
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Conclusion
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
Whilst we acknowledge some leaseholders’ concerns with this approach— particularly the case that MHCLG should...
Whilst we acknowledge some leaseholders’ concerns with this approach— particularly the case that MHCLG should prioritise the shift to commonhold to give leaseholders greater control over the management of their blocks and the choice of managing agent—we believe that regulation …
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Conclusion
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
The final bill must include provisions to establish a new, independent public body as the...
The final bill must include provisions to establish a new, independent public body as the Regulator for property managing agents, with enforcement powers. This must include powers for the Regulator to issue fines or revoke licences of managing agents who …
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Recommendation
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
The government should not pursue its current preferred option of mandatory qualifications being implemented by...
The government should not pursue its current preferred option of mandatory qualifications being implemented by designated professional bodies, such as The Property Institute, as leaseholders are clear that they do not have confidence in industry bodies to carry out this …
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Recommendation
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
Whilst we welcome the government’s plans to repeal powers which put homeowners on private estates...
Whilst we welcome the government’s plans to repeal powers which put homeowners on private estates at risk of losing their home for small debts, it is regrettable that clause 156 of the draft bill falls short of the government’s commitment …
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Conclusion
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
The government is aware that the implementation of a significant portion of its leasehold and...
The government is aware that the implementation of a significant portion of its leasehold and commonhold reform agenda—including measures which will be of the greatest financial benefit to leaseholders in the short- term—is contingent on fixing flaws which it has …
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Recommendation
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
The final bill must include provisions to fix the flaws which the government has identified...
The final bill must include provisions to fix the flaws which the government has identified in LAFRA. The government must urgently bring forward its consultation on the valuation rates used to calculate the cost of enfranchisement premiums. It should ensure …
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Conclusion
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
The commonhold model of homeownership promises to have a range of advantages over leasehold—above all...
The commonhold model of homeownership promises to have a range of advantages over leasehold—above all the principle that homeowners should have a vote in decisions which affect their home and the building in which they live. Where a commonhold association …
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Conclusion
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
Whilst commonhold will introduce greater market competition among agents to deliver value for homeowners as...
Whilst commonhold will introduce greater market competition among agents to deliver value for homeowners as their clients, it will not address some of the drivers behind rising service charges, such as inflation. Nonetheless, commonhold will improve transparency around how homeowners’ …
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Recommendation
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
The government should ensure the new requirement to hold a reserve fund applies to new...
The government should ensure the new requirement to hold a reserve fund applies to new and existing leaseholders, as well as commonhold blocks, to ensure parity between the duties placed on blocks of different tenures. Whilst we recognise that this …
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Conclusion
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
The draft bill’s current proposal for a two-step process of converting to commonhold—first a collective...
The draft bill’s current proposal for a two-step process of converting to commonhold—first a collective enfranchisement, then a vote to convert to commonhold—presents a potential barrier to leaseholders realising its benefits. The government has said that it believes commonhold will …
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Recommendation
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
To promote uptake of commonhold as the default ownership tenure and streamline the conversion process,...
To promote uptake of commonhold as the default ownership tenure and streamline the conversion process, the draft bill should establish conversion to commonhold as the default outcome of a collective enfranchisement. This would remove an additional layer of bureaucracy from …
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Conclusion
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
We have identified that a non-consenting leaseholder who subsequently decides to participate in a commonhold,...
We have identified that a non-consenting leaseholder who subsequently decides to participate in a commonhold, after their block has converted, may do so without contributing to the shared costs of collective enfranchisement paid by their neighbours. In an extreme scenario, …
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Recommendation
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
The government must clarify that a non-consenting leaseholder who subsequently participates in a conversion will...
The government must clarify that a non-consenting leaseholder who subsequently participates in a conversion will be required to contribute to the shared costs incurred by those who did previously participate in a collective enfranchisement. The government must design a mechanism …
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Conclusion
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
Currently, freeholders are not required to disclose information regarding building safety defects in a block...
Currently, freeholders are not required to disclose information regarding building safety defects in a block as part of the enfranchisement process. Leaseholders must be fully informed of any liabilities they may be assuming during the enfranchisement process when converting to …
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Recommendation
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
The final bill must include a requirement for freeholders to disclose information about the building...
The final bill must include a requirement for freeholders to disclose information about the building safety status of a block as part of the enfranchisement process which leaseholders follow to convert to commonhold. The government must issue guidance after Royal …
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Conclusion
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
The effectiveness of commonhold associations will depend on unit-holders being supported to come to fair,...
The effectiveness of commonhold associations will depend on unit-holders being supported to come to fair, informed decisions about the management of their block. Unit-holders must have access to complete information about their building and the background to different options which …
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Recommendation
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
The government must issue guidance after Royal Assent on the relevant documents which directors must...
The government must issue guidance after Royal Assent on the relevant documents which directors must provide to unit-holders for different types of vote in a commonhold association. This should include guidance on what format the documents should be presented in, …
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Conclusion
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
The draft bill stipulates new procedural requirements in commonholds, which will be bound by company...
The draft bill stipulates new procedural requirements in commonholds, which will be bound by company law. In some cases, such as strict time limits on filing annual accounts, these requirements may present additional challenges for commonhold associations which may not …
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Conclusion
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The final bill must include provisions to give the First-tier Tribunal in England and the...
The final bill must include provisions to give the First-tier Tribunal in England and the Leasehold Valuation Tribunal in Wales discretion to waive some breaches of the statutory process. This should include technical breaches of procedure, such as a failure …
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Conclusion
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
The draft bill is not clear what voting rights shared owners will have during the...
The draft bill is not clear what voting rights shared owners will have during the 10-year initial repair period, as this is to be determined in secondary legislation. This has understandably led to concern among shared owners that they may …
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Recommendation
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
The government must urgently clarify the circumstances in which shared ownership providers will exercise the...
The government must urgently clarify the circumstances in which shared ownership providers will exercise the vote of a shared ownership property— either by publishing draft regulations alongside the final bill, or by publishing a statement which sets out the “specified …
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Conclusion
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The final bill should make provision for shared owners and the shared ownership provider to...
The final bill should make provision for shared owners and the shared ownership provider to share the unit’s vote during the 10-year initial repair period, rather than treat the shared ownership provider as the member of the commonhold association. If …
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Conclusion
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
Failure to modernise HM Land Registry’s legacy systems poses a risk to the successful implementation...
Failure to modernise HM Land Registry’s legacy systems poses a risk to the successful implementation of commonhold. We are concerned that the government may not have supported the organisation with sufficient funding to undertake this work. Greater digitisation and automation …
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Recommendation
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
The government must invest in digitising HM Land Registry’s systems, making them more accessible and...
The government must invest in digitising HM Land Registry’s systems, making them more accessible and user-friendly, to support the move to commonhold. This will ensure HM Land Registry is prepared to respond to an increased demand for its services as …
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Conclusion
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
Clause 109—which provides for a ban on new leasehold flats—is among the most important provisions...
Clause 109—which provides for a ban on new leasehold flats—is among the most important provisions in the draft bill to advance commonhold as the default tenure, as many development stakeholders lack incentives to transition away from leasehold voluntarily. Overall, we …
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Conclusion
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
While the government is right to be mindful of its wider housing policy objectives, including...
While the government is right to be mindful of its wider housing policy objectives, including its target to deliver 1.5 million homes during this Parliament, we believe that phasing out leasehold flats is an imperative to deliver greater security and …
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Recommendation
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
The government must continue close engagement with industry throughout the passage of the legislation, to...
The government must continue close engagement with industry throughout the passage of the legislation, to ensure a transition to commonhold that minimises unintended impacts on the wider housing market. However, alongside considering the responses to its ongoing consultation, the government …
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Conclusion
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Whilst the care model and complex financing of some retirement housing— particularly Integrated Retirement Communities—may...
Whilst the care model and complex financing of some retirement housing— particularly Integrated Retirement Communities—may justify a different approach to other leasehold housing, we have heard evidence that homeowners in retirement housing are still exposed to some of the worst …
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Recommendation
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
The government must ensure that any exemptions for the retirement housing sector from the ban...
The government must ensure that any exemptions for the retirement housing sector from the ban on new leasehold flats, or other aspects of the legislation, are strictly limited. Retirement housing providers must also be included in the regulation of property …
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Conclusion
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
The provision of education and advice for homeowners will be vital to the success of...
The provision of education and advice for homeowners will be vital to the success of commonhold. Many leaseholders are positive about the prospect of commonhold but will need impartial legal advice and guidance to take advantage of their new rights. …
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Recommendation
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
The government must match this service expansion with new funding for LEASE, to enable it...
The government must match this service expansion with new funding for LEASE, to enable it to advise both leaseholders and commonholders. MHCLG must work closely with LEASE to develop a suite of practical guidance to promote awareness and understanding of …
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Recommendation
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
Throughout our inquiry, leaseholders have called on the government to act with greater urgency to...
Throughout our inquiry, leaseholders have called on the government to act with greater urgency to bring forward the reforms they need, both through this legislation and by implementing LAFRA. The government must pursue an ambitious parliamentary timetable for the final …
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Recommendation
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The government must provide its initial response to each of the recommendations in this report...
The government must provide its initial response to each of the recommendations in this report within two months. It must introduce the final bill to Parliament in autumn 2026, and schedule Second Reading before the November recess. The government should …
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Conclusion
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Some of the powers to make secondary legislation in the draft bill are drafted too...
Some of the powers to make secondary legislation in the draft bill are drafted too broadly and too vaguely, and in places have not been adequately justified. While we agree that there is a proper role for delegated powers in …
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Recommendation
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The government must reconsider and redraft provisions in the draft bill that would introduce sweeping...
The government must reconsider and redraft provisions in the draft bill that would introduce sweeping delegated powers which have not been adequately justified, as set out in Table 3. (Recommendation, Paragraph 232) 111
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Recommendation
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We recommend that the government must consider incorporating the proposed drafting changes set out in...
We recommend that the government must consider incorporating the proposed drafting changes set out in Annex 1 of this report into the final bill. (Recommendation, Paragraph 233)
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Conclusion
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Overall, we welcome the draft Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill, which, once implemented, will make...
Overall, we welcome the draft Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill, which, once implemented, will make a significant step towards replacing leasehold with commonhold and give homeowners greater control. The legislation also offers an opportunity for the government to introduce measures …
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Recommendation
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The government must consider how it communicates the advantages of this legislation for homeowners responsibly...
The government must consider how it communicates the advantages of this legislation for homeowners responsibly and honestly. Messages from government suggesting that this legislation alone will “end leasehold” once it is passed, or that it will tackle all the injustices …
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Recommendation
1st Report - Pre-legislative scrut…
The government must use the months ahead of the introduction of the final bill to...
The government must use the months ahead of the introduction of the final bill to ensure it has a clear strategy to deliver its manifesto commitments on leasehold reform during this Parliament. This must include a clear timetable for implementation …
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Correspondence 19 letters
29 Apr 2026
To committee
Letter from Spectrum Residents Association to the Chair dated 22 April 2026 in response to the Residential Freehold Association's letter of 31 March
Parliament page
22 Apr 2026
To committee
Letter from the British Property Federation to the Chair dated 1 April 2025 following up oral evidence given on 17 March
Parliament page
22 Apr 2026
To committee
Letter from Richmond Villages to the Chair dated 24 March 2026 concerning the draft Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill
Parliament page
22 Apr 2026
To committee
Letter from LEASE to the Chair dated 30 March 2026 following up oral evidence given on 17 March
Parliament page
22 Apr 2026
To committee
Letter from the Residential Freehold Association to the Chair dated 31 March 2026 following up oral evidence given on 3 March
Parliament page
15 Apr 2026
To committee
Letter from the Home Builders Federation to the Chair dated 24 March 2026 following up oral evidence given on 17 March
Parliament page
26 Mar 2026
To committee
Letter from the Leasehold Knowledge Partnership to the Chair dated 9 March 2026 following up oral evidence given before the Committee on 3 March
Parliament page
25 Mar 2026
To committee
Letter from Vanessa Griffiths to the Chair dated 16 March 2026 following up oral evidence given on behalf of RICS on 10 March
Parliament page
25 Mar 2026
To committee
Letter from the Association of Leasehold Enfranchisement Practitioners to the Chair dated 18 March 2026 following up oral evidence given before the Committee on 10 March
Parliament page
25 Mar 2026
To committee
Letter from RICS to the Chair dated 12 March 2026 concerning Pre-legislative scrutiny of the draft Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill
Parliament page
25 Mar 2026
To committee
Letter from ExtraCare to the Chair dated 18 March 2026 concerning the draft Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill
Parliament page
26 Feb 2026
To committee
Letter from the Minister of State for Housing and Planning to the Chair dated 12 February 2026 concerning the publication of the draft Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill
Parliament page
26 Feb 2026
To committee
Letter from Grosvenor Property to the Chair dated 25 February 2026 concerning providing oral evidence to the Committee
Parliament page
26 Feb 2026
To committee
Letter from the Chair to Grosvenor Property dated 23 February 2026 concerning a further invitation to give oral evidence
Parliament page
26 Feb 2026
To committee
Letter from the Chair to TIME Investments dated 23 February 2026 concerning a further invitation to give oral evidence
Parliament page
26 Feb 2026
To committee
Letter from Grosvenor Property to the Chair dated 17 February 2026 responding to an invitation to give oral evidence for the inquiry on the draft Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill
Parliament page
26 Feb 2026
To committee
Letter from the ABI to the Chair dated 17 February 2026 concerning the draft Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill
Parliament page
12 Feb 2026
To committee
Letter from the Chair to Grosvenor Property dated 12 February 2026 concerning pre-legislative scrutiny of the draft Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill
Parliament page
12 Feb 2026
To committee
Letter from the Chair to TIME Investments dated 12 February 2026 concerning pre-legislative scrutiny of the draft Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill
Parliament page